Skandapurana 5.279.31

5.279.31

32 saptarṣitīrthavarṇane saptarṣipūjanaprakārakathanam, saptarṣitīrthotpattivarṇane dvādaśavārṣikyā-manāvṛṣṭyāṃ bubhukṣitānāṃ saptarṣīṇāṃ sarvatra bhramaṇam, teṣāṃ vṛṣādarbhe rājño deśe gamanam, tatra mṛtakumārakaṃ dṛṣṭvā tadbhakṣaṇārthaṃ saptarṣibhirudyogakaraṇam, tāva- dvṛṣādarbherbhūpasya tatrāgatya taiḥ saha saṃvādakaraṇam, tato mṛtakumāramabhakṣayitvaivarṣīṇāṃ camatkārapure gamanam, tatra taistapaḥkaraṇam , ligasthāpanaṃ ca..... 40 2

32. In the description of Saptarṣitīrtha: the recounting of the manner of worshipping the seven seers; in the description of the origin of Saptarṣitīrtha, the wandering everywhere of the seven seers who were starving during a twelve-year drought; their going to the country of King Vṛṣādarbhi; seeing a dead boy there, the attempt by the seven seers to eat him; King Vṛṣādarbhi arriving there meanwhile and conversing with them; then the seers going to Camatkārapura without eating the dead boy; their performing austerity there and establishing a liṅga. 40 2